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Rhumba (Noun)

Syncopated music in duple time for dancing the rumba.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The lively rhumba filled the dance hall with energy and excitement.
The orchestra played a sensual rhumba that drew the crowd to the dance floor.
The couple swayed to the rhythm of the rhumba, their hips moving in perfect sync.
The rhumba music was characterized by its strong emphasis on the second beat, creating a distinctive syncopated rhythm.
As the DJ spun the rhumba track, the dancers began to move their hips and arms in time with the music.

A ballroom dance based on the Cuban folk dance.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The couple took to the dance floor and began to sway to the seductive rhythm of the rhumba.
Her favorite style of ballroom dance was the rhumba, with its characteristic hip movements and playful footwork.
As the music slowed, the dancers seamlessly transitioned from the waltz to the rhumba, losing none of their elegance.
The instructor taught the class how to execute a perfect rhumba step, emphasizing the importance of controlled movement and flair.
At the ballroom dance competition, the judges praised the couple's rhumba for its sultry sensuality and precise timing.

A folk dance in duple time that originated in Cuba with Spanish and African elements; features complex footwork and violent movement.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The salsa band's rendition of the classic rhumba was so energetic that it got everyone on the dance floor.
Her hips swiveled and arms waved in perfect rhythm as she performed the intricate rhumba steps.
The rhumba is a sensual and dynamic dance that requires a great deal of practice to master.
In the 1940s and 1950s, the rhumba became a popular dance craze in the United States, with many ballrooms offering lessons.
The complex footwork and dramatic arm movements of the rhumba made it a thrilling spectacle to watch.